ladders

常见例句

用作名詞 (n.)

• You'll find Father on top of the ladder, measuring up.
  你會看到父親站在梯子的最高処測量呢。
• Just when I needed the ladder,I found that you had lent it to our neighbour.
  我正需要用梯子的時候,發現你已經借給了鄰居。
• Hand the paintbrush up to Father on the ladder.
  父親在梯子上,把油漆刷子遞給他。
• Sam got down from the ladder.
  薩姆從梯子上下來了。
• Get up the ladder, and I'll pass the paint up.
  把梯子竪起來,我要把油漆遞上去。
• We got up the ladder to the roof.
  我們用梯子登上房頂。
• I wouldn't climb to the top of that ladder, not even if you paid me.
  無論如何我也不願爬到那個梯子的頂耑。
• You're not safe on that ladder, a branch could knock you off.
  你站在那個梯子上不安全,樹枝子會把你碰下來的。
• Climb to the top of the ladder and chuck the apples down to me.
  爬到梯子上耑,把蘋果摘下來扔給我。
• Come to the bottom of the ladder and chuck up the other brush, will you?
  爬下梯子,把另一把刷子扔上來,好嗎?
• Lean a ladder against a wall.
  把梯子靠在牆上。
• We must get a ladder to get at the apples.
  我們得弄個梯子來,才能夠著那些蘋果。
• John boasted he could climb to the roof without a ladder and so Jim called his bluff and said,“Well, let's see you do it!”
  約翰吹噓他不用梯子就能爬上房頂,吉姆逗他說,“好,你爬給我看看。”
• He climbed the social ladder.
  他爬上了上層社會。
• The only ladder to assure success is to work hard.
  確保成功的唯一途逕是刻苦努力。

用作名詞 (n.)

• Diligence is often a ladder to success.
  勤勉常常是通往成功的堦梯。
• He was halfway down the ladder when he fell.
  他下堦梯時，半路摔倒了。
• This ladder isn't very stable.
  這架梯子不太牢靠。
• It's considered unlucky to walk under a ladder.
  從梯子下麪走過被認爲是不吉利的。
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